| Length: | Width: | Depth: | Volume: |
| 19.90 in. | 5.40 in. | 3.90 in. | 1.75 gal. |
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Led Display: Steady LED indicates set time and/or set temp. Flashing LED indicates remaining time and/or actual temp. |
Benefit: Allows quick and easy monitoring of process status. |
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Heater: Thermostatically adjustable heater. |
Benefit: Improves cleaning effectiveness; required for removal of grease and oil. |
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Drain: Drain with valve for easy removal of fluid from tank. |
Benefit: Simplifies maintenance. |
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Degas Mode: Intermittent operation of ultrasonic power for rapid removal of entrained air from liquids. |
Benefit: Since cleaning does not start until air isremoved from cleaning fluid,this mode speeds up air removal and gets cleaning started faster. Also degasses solvents. |
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Safety auto-off: Ultrasonic power shuts off automatically after 12 hours of continuous operation. |
Benefit: Protects parts and prevents damage to machine if you forget to turn it off. |
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Sweep frequency: Continuous slight variation of ultrasonic frequency to eliminate hot spots, dead zones, and standing waves. |
Benefit: Provides uniform and thorough cleaning. Prevents damage to electronic components. |
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Normal mode: Operates at fixed ultrasonic frequency. |
Benefit: Aids in mixing, dissolving, and dispersing samples. |
Ultrasonic cavitation is widely accepted as the best "first step" in cleaning surgical instruments prior to disinfecting or sterilizing and the SH175EL surgical instrument cleaner is ideal for performing the ultrasonic cleaning operation. It holds 1.75 gallons of ultrasonic surgical instrument cleaning solution in its 19.9 x 5.4 x 3.9 inch deep tank – large enough to accept instruments commonly used by surgeons, veterinarians and other medical practitioners.
The WHO, CDC and professional medical associations have guidelines on preparing surgical instruments for disinfecting or sterilizing. As a general rule they call for carefully wiping away gross contaminants before they have had a chance to dry and immersing them in an enzyme holding solution before the ultrasonic cleaning operation. Disassemble instruments prior to ultrasonic cleaning to facilitate cavitation action reaching all surfaces. (Note that chromium-plated instruments should not be cleaned ultrasonically.)
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